Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-08-27
LOCAL NEWS.

The Niles testImonlsl presentation.
 Tbe family of Mir. James K. Brown,
 ,og visiting friends in Ohio. will return
 bome IF about a month.
 Tba Ouljotos road is reported to be
 b,iIy hooded, Teams that left for that
 piscs on Monday were obliged 10 re-
 igrn.
 First Lieutenant Leonard Wood has
 t.-n detailed as member of the general
 ,,urt martial convened at Fort Huschu-
 eS
 The Rillito IS running four and half
 ,-st of water, the result of the recent
 ,sIus in the Santa Catalina aud Rincon
 mountains
 Mir. Aifred $. Donsu as 6 window
 l,esser has few equals. as the show
 xiDdows of L. Zeckendot 6 Go. well
 st;est.
 The trontispiece to the September usrnar's will be one of Alfred Parsons hssntiful illustrations to Wordsworth's sonnet, the subject being "The River Dgddon.
 II is learned from reliable sources that the train robbers secured S7l 900 in cnrrepcy and Sl3.O00 iu gold, making 6 totsl clean up of Se4.OOO. Not bad
 days work.
 Mir. Chss, R. Wores hss removed his
 ssssying from Camp street to the
 Ssmpling Works st the old Hooper
 warehouse nesr ihe depot. All work
 entrusted 10 him Is carefully attended to.
 The Ssnpling Works continues to drIye shesd. Considerable ore is now being received from the Globe distric- This IS the first shipment from thst di- recsion, but 1t pressges more in the near future
 The Spanish name for the new tanning plant is ssid 10 be Cana Agria. The Amer icsn name Csnnsigre is probably but 8 corruption of the former.
 4 Missouri farmer produced the fol- lowing memorandum st hIs corner gro cery. ICsrosene. hesrpins, Sally rstus snd shugsr, muRlin and hog medsin, rszins ann 8 bottle of jew Ripper cor disl.-EE
 Mr. John Gardiner has received & car lOsd of iron roofing. st the Tucson Ma chine Depot. Be invites house owners to csll snd examine this roofing, Rs he l. confident they will prefer its use to any other class of material.
 The Miles sword committee is work ing very hard 10 make the services on September 9th 8 success. The exercises vlll be held ID Levin's Park in the afternoon and the reception and dance si Masonic Hall in the evening. Wm. Zsokendorf will act as marshal of the dsy.
 John Baker hereby announces that be l Eill open an foe cream and cake saloon, | ID Carillo's Garden on the 27th and con- tInue 1t through the feast. Cold chick l en lunches, fine salads. chicken tomsles, | enchllsdss snd hot coffee will be always | on hand. Everything will be served ID | first clsfs style. Good accommodations | for families.
 The $50 and s2O bill clue has been ex- ploded. Mr. Thos. Dunbar from whom the sdspicIous bills were obtained testi- | bed 10 having received the same from | the Coehise County Bank at Tombstone The Bank ID explanation, said it receiv ed these bills among others from s cor bank in the east, by Wells, | Fargo t Go. Thus endeth 8 clue that l si one time promised much.
 Deputy Charles Kreshsm returned | trou PheuII last night. While there | he WAS semi-officislly informed that sD | excursion train would be run from Phe | aII 10 Tucson on the 9th of September. | ;O be present RI the Miles sword cele | brston. The excursionists will reach | here on the morning of she 9th and de- psrs on the day following.
 R. Il. Paul is in from his copper cf mp | in the Santa Rita mountains. He came for men and provisions, has no clues to give AWAY snd does not care to have any | given him. For the past two weeks h. | hss been busy repairing his well, which csyed ID and gave him much trouble. he expects to blow in his smelter and commence successful run on copper ore on Saturday morning.
 The Miles sword presentation oon- nlttee have decided to erect @ triumph sl arch across Pennington street, at its intersection with Main. Sam Baird has charge Of its construction, He will take 4 h.4u use EDDlt Ol tuC AdtC CACCAAlL l hsht poles, This will put them to good use, and remove the unsightly objects i'on the street corners they have long ceased to sdorn,
 A Courer reporter saw, at Wells Fs: g2s otice yesterday copy of the Revis- e1 Statutes of Arizona addressed to J Addison Reavis care of l., O. Hughes, Iu'son, Arizona. It would therefore seem as II Low Cuss" was standing ia Wlih the fraud. We wonder how much ot dIvy L. c. will get? In this con oec!Ion the old sdsge suggests itself iu !esard to the gregRrious bsbits of the ieathered tribe.-Prescott Courier,
 Sheriff Shibell dIscredits the story of tne recent discovery of robber indic3 ,'ohs or the Santa Catalina mountains, non The fact that the trsilers could not -isCoEer where said horses came frc3I and further because he considers it i'm possible with good trsilers to have lost ne tracks after having once found them, specially as one horse was partially saod, Furthermore he states that be vas not only familiar with the where scouts ot the big cave, but had in com pany with Poppy Johnson, thoroughly eAPiored 1t SIX years ago. After deter a4hing that the robbers had left the : tuAA cave, he went and examined the age one in question, but found no sIgn ,h .hnA'eSef of the robbers having been in iae vicinity,
 Ifs hsuIz, wife of General Ksu.z, ye' With 8 serious accident at Fort .eOofAta, Neb., short time since. It s she was returning from the races n.'. ,ss carriage, when two cowboys rode f,;-t Wiin their horses on a run, This ,at H'ened the carriage team and they s1Hsy throwing Mrs. Kautz out and sbsnhg one of her limbs in two places, v;,p ,Se sud below the knee. The off ,er ,;oS. ,'u uet was thrown out but not se- by hurt. Mrs. Ksutz is we'll knogD Tor,S1s Ss they were stationed at Fort bs,a last year. Her many friends bs, b9 WI, alii be deeply pained to hear of c,r.- N, misfortune, and trust that her re '''e'S will be speedy. ,o q. nshly interesting companion piece rs, oe Chlli article IS Dr. Lsnsdelps ps- issoU-H;t The opposite corner of the world, ( shg The Sons of the Steppes," ( pn1.s sequel to his account in the August